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Society 5 months ago
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Govt to form special building inspection team after fatal ‘pesantren’ collapse in Sidoarjo
As a new task force begins to emerge in the aftermath of the Al Khoziny school tragedy, experts are urging the government to step up to the plate and meet its legal obligations in delivering quality education and safe learning facilities.
Regulations 1 year ago
China hits PwC with six month ban and large fine in record penalty over Evergrande audit
Delivering a strong rebuke to the Big Four firm, China's securities regulator said its investigation found that PwC Zhong Tian LLP "turned a blind eye" to and "even condoned" Evergrande's fraud while auditing the annual results of the developer's onshore flagship unit - Hengda Real Estate and assisting its bond issuance - in 2019 and 2020.
Politics 1 year ago
IKN Authority earns clean opinion for first financial report
The IKN Authority has earned a clean bill of financial health from the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) over its 2023 financial statement, which it expects will give a boost to public and investor confidence amid sluggish progress and frequent delays.
Opinion 2 years ago
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Analysis: BPKP audit forces retrofitting of KCI’s retired train cars despite obstacles
The Development Finance Comptroller’s (BPKP) recent audit over PT Kereta Commuter Indonesia’s (KCI) capacity shows that the KCI is surprisingly not overcapacity – starkly different with the public perception and the KCI’s own audit. The BPKP audit result solved the recent disagreement over the KCI’s plan to imported used trains from Japan and prompted the government to tell the KCI to send its retired train cars to INKA for retrofitting, despite the latter’s unfamiliarity with Japanese-made cars.
